Get 20% off super-cool canvas prints until the end of today from Inhabit Living!
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Leif.designpark's children's tone chair is "specially designed to give kids a natural and positive surrounding by utilizing solid timber and environmentally friendly materials for that unmistakable sense of touch.
This site is not in English but has some really great looking chairs, I'd enjoy any of these in adult size.
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I would love one of these prints from Bryan Nash Gill on the wall in my apartment. But with a price tag of $4,000 I might have to be satisfied with digital oogling for now. Amazing. The process looks pretty incredible as well:
"Ink is rolled out and a piece of handcrafted washi paper is placed over the print block. Pressing little by little with his fingertips, Bryan imprints the texture of the wood on the surface of the paper. I love the idea that Bryan had to literally touch each tree-growth-ring in order to deposit its mark."
As a side note Ashes and Milk is a great blog. Take the time to check out the various artist they highlight.
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Slightly too modern for our place, but an interesting twist if you're convinced that the birds in your neighborhood share the same great taste in modern design as you do! We've got a nice group of yellow finches visiting our garden pretty regularly, and I'm sure they would love this upgrade.
This bird feeder has an incredibly clean design with only 8 parts that slide and lock together, no fasteners or tools required. Great design.
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Architect’s Birdfeeder
I've been looking for some kitchen containers that look nice and are affordable. I found these at Ikea.
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the blog, design*sponge, featured these great wire storage items currently offered at West Elm. They are light and "airy" feeling and have a great vintage vibe. Check them out here.
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Fair Oak Workshops has a new WPA poster available and it is a beauty: "See America" Garden of the Gods joins the line-up of other travel and National Park-themed gicleé WPA reproduction posters available. See them all here.
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I love this little tissue/toilet paper holder! Check out all the colors offered here.
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There's a definite trend toward sustainability in recent years, and that includes keeping chickens. (Here in Portland, OR, coops seem to be in every other back yard.) Even Frank Lloyd Wright notes, "It is just as desirable to build a chicken house as it is to build a cathedral." This mod little keeper may not be up to FLW's standards, but it sure is cute!
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I love the simplicity of this globe pendant light. It's available online at West Elm.
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If you love origami and mobiles then you'll love the Floating Lily Mobile.
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These are a great idea for entertaining. I can only imagine how cool an entire table would look with these Butterflies sitting on glasses. Check out the other shapes available.
If you're a do-it-yourselfer check out this Martha Stewart version.
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Check out these candles from Crate & Barrel with their mid century modern motif. Bonus, they are on sale for $6.95 each.
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I just saw this listed on Daily Candy Everywhere of all places. I think it’s a must have addition to anyone’s collection of architectural birdhouses. It’s designed by Kelly Lamb and available online at Areaware.
photo via Areaware
The Los Angeles-based Bauer Pottery Company is now offering the American Modern line of dinnerware originally designed by Russel Wright. There are 14 pieces available in 5 colors, including the iconic pitcher. Check out the line, pricing and how to order here.
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This sweet butterfly mobile is made from vintage dictionary pages and vintage french magazine pages and a recycled record jacket. Very Cool!
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Want to help save Taliesin West and Taliesin Spring Green? Here's some updated information on ordering the LEGO Guggenheim set from either place. Your purchase helps protect and restore each site. Find out more after the jump...
Continue reading "How To Get Guggenheim LEGOs From The Taliesins" »
One of the many things attendees of the Wright & Like: Madison Tour can look forward to this year is seeing the beautiful ceramic works of Ephraim Faience Pottery on display at the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Unitarian Meeting House. Who knows, maybe they'll have some Organic Architecture-inspired pottery pieces there. Check out their website here.
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Are you trying to find ways to "Bring The Outside In"? Then check out the very unique handmade paper lamps by etsy.com artisan wyldewoodpapers. I especially like the very organic shape and color found in the "Hestia" lamp shown at left. See more here.
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Neutraface is one of my all-time favorite fonts. So I was really stoked when I learned that House Industries has put together a new collection of Neutra fonts called Neutraface Slab. Check out the faces and the cool associated products here.
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Cute, urban, sustainable. In an attempt to get away from the toxic vinyl that usually comprise the collectible designer toy figures, Noferin has substituted wood instead to great (and adorable) results. Check out the PecanPals here.
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The Frank Lloyd Wright LEGOs are making the rounds! Apparently they appeared on the Early Show on CBS. You can watch the segment here.
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CB2 is having a big 60% off sale on dinnerware collections, including their hip "Lamina" pattern!
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If you missed seeing the Motawi Tileworks booth at the Wright Plus Housewalk this year, then you also missed seeing their beautiful new Oak Park Studio Skylight tile. Don't fret, it's widely available for purchase and will definitely make a beautiful addition to your home. Find out more about Motawi's Frank Lloyd Wright tiles here.
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Not only were Teco ceramics and Prairie Style Architecture revolutionary 100 years ago, but Iced Tea was invented around the same time at the 1904 St. Louis World Fair. Okay, it was really only popularized and commercialized then...but that is still revolutionary.
Enjoy a modern twist on an old classic with Tea Forte this month. Check out their June deals here.
BTW, June really is Iced Tea Month and not just the invention of marketing geniuses at Tea Forte! I had to check the validity of that myself.
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Urban Outfitters offers this cool little planter by Perch.
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Father's Day is coming up quick. If you want to get something for dear old Dad, then check out this offer at Fair Oak Workshops: for 1 week only they are offering 20% off their framed WPA National Park posters! Check it out here, but move fast--the sale ends Saturday June 6!
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To all of the readers who are wondering where they can get their new LEGO Guggenheim set, wonder no more! Follow this link to the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust's online catalog to get your set. You can build it with the satisfaction that you're money is also helping to preserve Wright's Oak Park Home & Studio and the Robie House! Get it here.
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We christened our new Bodum Bistro Toaster this morning, which we received as a wedding gift. Not only is it sleek, shiny, beautiful and streamlined--it makes great toast, too! You can get one for your Mod kitchen here.
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I love the pendants made by Noisy Bird Studio, especially the Plant Silhouette pendant photographed. And they are really affordable at only $7.95.
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Check out this portable "notebook" charcoal grill from Direct Designs. For a little more cash, it's also available in stainless steel. Slick! Peruse A&R's site for tons of other neat items.
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Thanks to a heads-up here on PrairieMod, I stopped by the James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, PA, to see Joyce Aysta's pop-up card of Frank Lloyd Wright's Pasadena "La Miniatura" house (along with a card of the gorgeous Conservatory of Flowers in San Francisco). Here are some photos of this delicate little treasure, a box of which can be purchased on Aysta's web site.
Sunscape is a Chicago-based manufacturer of pots, planters and garden accessories with an eye for clean, yet striking, modern design. They have a nice selection of items worth checking out. My favorite is the Pyramid Planter.
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Wow! The new Frank Lloyd Wright Collection® LEGO sets that we broke the news on in a post has been spreading like wildfire across the Internet--even rapper Kanye West is a fan! Here's a very brief sample of some of the other blogs following the story:
• Wired Magazine
• Apartment Therapy
• Design Boom
• Archinect
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Need a cute fashionable and eco chic apron? Check out Callie Micks Apron Collection.
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I love this table from CB2. It's funny in the description they talk about how the floating cantilever feel of the table reminds CB2 of Wright's Fallingwater.
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Spring means lots of flowers, warmer weather and singing birds. So how to attract them to sing in your yard? Check out this minimalist and modern bird feeder as one possible solution. Check it out here.
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Are you looking for a retro touch to add to your home while still maintaining a jet set identity? Then check out this über-classy silver globe by Henrik Tengler for Scanglobe and available at Rockett St. George. See more here.
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Have you always wanted your own backyard garden? Well check out the Raised Garden Box Kit.
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We got word today of the official announcement of the new line of licensed Frank Lloyd Wright LEGO sets! Created in conjunction with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Brickstructures, Inc. and the LEGO Architecture brand, the first two sets in the series are The Guggenheim and Fallingwater. Read more after the jump...
I love this silk-screened table runner from Appetite Home. Check out all their other silk-screened goodies.
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Looking for some cool font-related materials for your next craft project? Then check out this screen printed fabric called "alphabetty" by etsy seller summersville. The ink is water based and has been heat set and the fabric itself is an oatmeal cotton with natural slubs and flecks of cotton seed. I love the hand drawn nature of the design--would make some fantastic throw pillows! Check it out here.
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This 1920s style Cloche hat is extremely cute. It's so vintage modern.
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It's the year of the Guggenheim, so to get your Guggie fix, check out this very cool tribute lamp by Zita
Watkin. Packaged flat, the website offers an instructional video to help you put it together. See more here.
Image via The Guggenheim Museum shop
Check out these fantastic Triangle/Square/Rhombus desk organizers and Hex sofa via the weblog Spoon & Tamago. Japanese designer nosigner is responsible for AWA, a series of furniture and products designed for the Tokushima Wood-Bamboo Workers Association. Inspired by crystal structures–very cool organic design! Check it out here.
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